I also missed the homecoming and I agree with you. Westwood certainly looked liked it was an inconvenience having to hold it and he should have given it to someone else.

I wouldn't want fireworks or anything over the top like that but I would certainly have liked to see more enthusiasm from the players. Fair enough they were tired after the season and game but it was only a five minute walk around the ground to parade the club's first trophy in eighteen years (and first major trophy in thirty-five) so it would have been nice to see them more "up for it" then the majority of them were.

I missed the home-coming too and I was glad the players came out with the cup after the game. However, I also felt sorry for the players. Having just played the last game of the season I'm sure they would have preferred to go and have their showers, ice baths etc than have a quick drink of water and then go back out again. Still, I remember being at Hull when their players paraded the cup to a near empty stadium. At least we stayed behind to give the lads that last cheer!

maybe they wanted the attention to be on Rah, with it being his last match for the club and with him retiring. They probably wanted everyone to focus on Rah and celebrate his fantastic career. We probably will see the cup at other events but this was the last time Rah was going to play RL professionally. just a thought

Remember that hull fans decided go out for a fight instead of watch the cup paraded